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Modern Dieselpunk symbols
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A friend just drew my attention to some of the extreme art and monuments created by the communist Soviet Union during the 60s and 70s.…Continue
Tags: 70s, modern, 60s, monuments, Russia
Started this discussion. Last reply by lord_k Jul 12, 2011.
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"This Australian railbus is pure dieselpunk! http://dzlr123.deviantart.com/art/cool-little-train-258765704"
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Modern Dieselpunk symbols
A friend just drew my attention to some of the extreme art and monuments created by the communist Soviet Union during the 60s and 70s.http://www.theatlantic.com/life/archive/2011/07/the-eerie-spaceship-like-ghosts-of-communism/241730/I've noticed other signs of modern dieselpunk design in railroads, buildings and automotive from the same era.Another blog site with…See More
Articles by Anthony Stevens
Crazy Taylor has been released!
Airships...intrigue...adventure! Just another day in the life of Crazy Taylor.When Charles Morgan inherits an Australian town from a distant uncle, he never dreams what it will eventually lead to. Along with his wife, best friend, and brother-in-law, they set out on the adventure of a lifetime that will shape their children's future.Taylor Morgan is her father's daughter. Adventurous and obsessed with flying from an early age, she never imagines she'll find herself helping shape the course of…See More
Anthony Stevens commented on Larry's article 'Heavy Metal (1981) "B-17"'
"Yep I remember Heavy Metal fondly. That was a rare case of being able to see animations by some of the top illustrators of the day. People like Richard Corbin, Bernie Wrightson and Moebius got to show us what comic art could attain."
Anthony Stevens commented on Anthony Stevens's article 'Airship Cover Art'
"Thanks. I did some research and found out the aircraft is a Curtis C-46. It was originally designed as an airliner in 1937, but almost all of them were converted to cargo and saw extensive action in all theatres during WWII."
Larry commented on Anthony Stevens's article 'Airship Cover Art'
"Sweet!!! If I ever get published I hope my cover is of that quality."
Articles by Anthony Stevens
Airship Cover Art
My publisher just sent me the cover art for Crazy Taylor, my new novel. It features a funky airship, a 1930s twin-engined tail-dragger and the two lead characters.http://masteranthonystevens.com/2010/04/02/crazy-taylor-has-cover-art/I'm doing an extremely undignified happy dance!See More
I'm an author, photographer and cosplay enthusiast. Over the years, I've been an auto mechanic, leather crafter, consumer electronics salesman, electronics technician, college professor and a computer geek.
I'm going to be participating in NaNoWriMo for the third time. My project this year is a Steam/dieselpunk adventure/romance novel set in the early stages of WWII.
I've also been fairly active on the Steampunk Empire.
Feel free in chatting me up sometime.
http://masteranthonystevens.com/
I'm going to be participating in NaNoWriMo for the third time. My project this year is a Steam/dieselpunk adventure/romance novel set in the early stages of WWII.
I've also been fairly active on the Steampunk Empire.
Feel free in chatting me up sometime.
http://masteranthonystevens.com/
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Good Review for Crazy Taylor
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 3:34pm 2 Comments 0 Favorites
My steam/dieselpunk novel has just garnered a good review!
http://masteranthonystevens.com/2010/11/27/crazy-taylor-review/
This has to flavor of an old 1930’s movie plot, with brave adventurous pilots and braver women. It’s reminiscent of a Saturday
Morning movie serial, that keeps you asking, “And what happens next?”
http://masteranthonystevens.com/2010/11/27/crazy-taylor-review/
This has to flavor of an old 1930’s movie plot, with brave adventurous pilots and braver women. It’s reminiscent of a Saturday
Morning movie serial, that keeps you asking, “And what happens next?”
Crazy Taylor has been released!
Posted on July 2, 2010 at 10:04pm 4 Comments 0 Favorites
Airships...intrigue...adventure! Just another day in the life of Crazy Taylor.
When Charles Morgan inherits an Australian town from a distant uncle, he never dreams what it will eventually lead to. Along with his wife, best friend, and brother-in-law, they set out on the adventure of a lifetime that will shape their children's future.
Taylor Morgan is her father's daughter. Adventurous and obsessed with flying from an early age, she… Continue
When Charles Morgan inherits an Australian town from a distant uncle, he never dreams what it will eventually lead to. Along with his wife, best friend, and brother-in-law, they set out on the adventure of a lifetime that will shape their children's future.
Taylor Morgan is her father's daughter. Adventurous and obsessed with flying from an early age, she… Continue
Airship Cover Art
Posted on April 2, 2010 at 11:53pm 2 Comments 0 Favorites
My publisher just sent me the cover art for Crazy Taylor, my new novel. It features a funky airship, a 1930s twin-engined tail-dragger and the two lead characters.
I'm doing an extremely undignified happy dance!
Crazy Taylor
Posted on January 8, 2010 at 7:53pm 3 Comments 0 Favorites
Well, it's official! Crazy Taylor, the novel I wrote during NaNoWriMo has been contracted by Captiva Press and will be appearing as both an eBook and print publication in the next four months.
The tale starts in the late Victorian Era with a brave member of Her Majesty's forces in India and follows two generations of makers up through the early stages of… Continue
The tale starts in the late Victorian Era with a brave member of Her Majesty's forces in India and follows two generations of makers up through the early stages of… Continue
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